Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model

Re:Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model by jasonlbaptiste on Wednesday October 01, 2008 @02:41AM (#320453)

Does anyone else here think GNIP has SERIOUS potential. The way to go for web services is real time updates. If GNIP is the central hub for that, the API producers (ie- twitter) win big time and the consumers (ie- startups who want to use twitter api) win. I'd easily pay for this.

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Re:Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model by thomaspaine on Wednesday October 01, 2008 @03:39AM (#320483)

Definitely, I'm super excited about what these guys are doing and where this might go. I think even more important than real time updates will be the ability to aggregate massive amounts of user data across different APIs, and mine it.

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Re:Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model by tdavis on Wednesday October 01, 2008 @03:06AM (#320460)

I completely agree. The biggest hole I've found so far is they don't have a list of current providers... am I missing something?

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Re:Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model by jasonlbaptiste on Wednesday October 01, 2008 @03:47AM (#320491)

it should be listed on their site, front page actually. if not try to reach out to Eric, he will probably let you know.

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Re:Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model by geuis on Wednesday October 01, 2008 @05:49AM (#320554)

Here ya go. Its under the API link on the top of the homepage.

http://groups.google.com/group/gnip-community/web/publishers

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Re:Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model by tdavis on Thursday October 09, 2008 @05:03PM (#328265)

Ah, cheers.

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Re:Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model by whacked_new on Wednesday October 01, 2008 @11:09AM (#320740)

Looks like they are doing what the whole "semantic web" was supposed to do but failed to do. It's not just a business; it might as well become the standard.

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